Copper Market Stagnates Amid Northern Securities Hearing
Wall Street reports a largely flat session with only tentative gains and a dull, resistant tone as investors await the Northern Securities pro rata distribution ruling in St Paul. Copper and related stocks show mixed movement with gains in Copper Range Calumet Mohawk and others while Old Dominion Trust deed disclosures spark litigation fears. Heath.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Paris
London
New York
Boston
State Street
Lawson
New York Sunday World
Mr. Lawson
Amalgamated
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Calumet
Mass
Mohawk
Shannon
Winona
Wolverine
Tamarack
Messrs
Charles
Smith
D. Blakely Hoar
Old Dominion
Old Dominion Trust
Smith and
Hoar
Bigelow
Heath
Wheat Higher but Corn and Oats Lower in Chicago Market
Alarming reports of grain damage in the Southwest support firmness in the wheat pit. July wheat quotes rise 1 to 4 cents from Saturday. Corn and oats each fall 1 to 4 cents, provisions drop 7.5 to 22.5 cents. Winter wheat condition drops to 76.5 from 97.3 on April 1 1903. winter rye to 82.3 from 97.9.
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Chicago
Coal dumped into Charles River being removed
April 11 confirms work has begun to remove a carload of coal dumped into the Charles River after a car overturned. The coal was consigned to the Waltham Coal Company.
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Charles
Waltham
Charles River
Waltham Coal Company
Railroad Ticket Sale From Chicago to Pacific Coast
Daily to April 30. Union Pacific Northwestern line sell tickets from New England to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia for over 17 dollars less than regular second class rates. Tickets and information of J. Brittain general agent 300 Washington street.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bai
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St
Southern Ist
Elaware & Hudson
L&w
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Do Ist
OLS Sc
Hocking Alley
Illinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville &Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
St Ry. Minn
Mexico
New You Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Ve
Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
St L& S
St Louis's
Southern Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis
Union Pacific
Wabashee
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Moundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Teen
Disti
General Electric
Republic Stee Seer
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U Co
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. Brittain
Washington Street
Dividend of one and a half dollars per share declared
William R. Driver treasurer announces a dividend of 1.5 dollars per share to stockholders of record at close of business March 18 1904. Transfer books close March 19 to April 2 1904 inclusive with payment on April 15 1904 in Boston.
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William R. Driver
Boston
United Copper declares semi-annual dividend
At a directors meeting in New York the United Copper Company declared a regular semi annual dividend of percent on the preferred stock payable May 2 1904 to stockholders of record at 3 pm April 14 1904. Transfer books close at 3 pm April 14 1904 and reopen May 2 1904. Arthur P Heinze vice president.
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Nassau St
New York
United Copper Company
Arthur P. Heinze
Breach of promise verdict stands in Newcomb case
Lawrence April 11 Judge De Courcy overruled ex-Congressman Knox plea for new trial in the breach of promise suit by Anna Gertrude Newcomb of Ballardvale against George P. Pillsbury of Andover. A verdict of 2250 dollars was awarded to the plaintiff in the Superior Court recently.
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Pillsbury
Lawrence
de Courcy
Knox
Anna Gertrude Newcomb
Ballardvale
George P. Pillsbury
Andover
Detectives Seek More Evidence Linking Tucker to Murder
Weston police report suggests officers remain unsure about Tucker's guilt as detectives Dunham Whitney Hammond and Neal, with Inspector Fletcher and Chief Tarbox, search for new leads. A new witness, Charles Saddler, claims he saw Tucker and Mabel Walker near Riverpath at 1:30 pm on the day of the Page murder.
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Weston
Tucker
Dunham
Whitney
Hammond
Neal
West Newton
Fletcher
Chief Tarbox
Newton
Charles Saddler
Saddler
Mabel Walker
Page
Bennett
Connolly
Postman
Judge Bennett
Tarnox
Auburndale
Ross
Shaler
Page Estate
Page Homestead
Cutter’s Corner
Shaler Place
Norman's Study of Charles L Tucker Showed a Confident Youth
A courtroom portrait of 24 year old Charles L Tucker at a Waltham hearing reveals a calm, self assured demeanor. He is described as neat, athletic, and handsome with a simpering mouth seen as a potential weakness by observers and physiognomy experts.
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Charles L. Tucker
Waltham
Tucker
Dentists Say Teeth Mark Identification Hard in Mabel Page Case
Boston dentist Dr. Eugene S. Taylor cautions that distinguishing feminine from masculine teeth is not feasible. He notes a full or nearly full set is needed to fix an imprint’s owner, unless distinctive features exist, and stresses material of impression matters. A single tooth claim could be tested with a wax model.
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Tucker
Worman
Mabel Page
Eugene S. Taylor
Boston
Taylor
Tucker acted nervous at Auburndale boathouse
A. H. Kingsbury and Joseph Emerson described Tucker as agitated and pacing the floor during a visit between 1 45 and 2 PM on the murder day and again March 31. They noted perspiration and a frayed coat with a black derby amid the warm day.
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Boathouse
Auburndale
Post
Joseph Emerson
Metropolitan Boathouse
Charley Tucker
Kingsbury
Emerson
Tucker
Murder Mystery Report Pinpoints Death Hour
A chemical analysis of Miss Mabel Page's viscera reported to Officer Whitney by Dr. E S Wood fixed her death between 11 and 12 o'clock. Dr Wood District Attorney George A Sanderson and Deputy George C Neal refused to admit knowledge of the report, though the Post learned it. Officials provided no definite details last night.
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Mabel Page
Whitney
E.S. Wood
Dr. Wood
George A. Sanderson
George C. Neal
Miss Page
Neighbors Support Tucker In Murder Probe
Auburndale April 11 neighbors of Charles L. Tucker declare he was on his front lawn at about 11:30 am the morning Mabel Page died and describe him raking debris while witnesses place him away from the scene. George Jones, Mrs. Fogg and Arthur Wiggin testify Tucker was at work and innocent.
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Auburndale
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
George Jones
Bourne and
Auburn Streets
Tucker
Charles Tucker
Mr. Jones
Jones
Charles E. Fong
Charles E. Fogg
Young Tucker
Arthur H. Wiggin
Bourne Street
East Cambridge
Mr. Wiggin
Malden Bride Weds John H. Mullen in Sacred Heart
Miss Nellie V. Harney daughter of Mrs. Mary Harney of 4 Wyette street married John H. Mullen of Lynn this evening at Sacred Heart Church. Rev Patrick J Harley officiated. The bride wore pearl gray silk with Irish point lace and carried Bride roses. Bridesmaid Miss Annie Flagg and best man William J. Mullen of Lynn brother of the groom. They will reside at 42 Ashland street Lynn.
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Malden
Nellie V. Harney
Mary Harney
Wyette Street
John H. Mullen
Lynn
Sacred Heart Church
Patrick J. Harley
Annie Flagg
William J. Mullen
Lynch clarifies identity in marriage mix up
Charles A. Lynch of 90 Mill Street states he is not the Dorchester man who wed Miss Marie C. Thornton of New York last week, clearing a confusing cross reference in the marriage notice.
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Charles A. Lynch
90 Mill Street
Dorchester
Marie C. Thornton
New York
Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Pobes Medicine Letter
A letter from Sisters of Holy Cross praises Father Pobes Medicine as a safe food medicine for bronchial troubles and general strength. The note claims it is not a cough syrup but a tonic with guaranteed cure for throat and lung issues, signed by the Nashua, New Hampshire address.
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Canada
United States
Father Pobes
Sisters of Holy Cross
Chandler St
Nashua
N. H
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Brefer
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Co
Hl Ch. Low
Bell Tel
United Fruit
Allouez
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Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
al & Hee
J & St
Mil & St P
Daly-West
Edison
Fitchburg
Franklin
Ry & Elec
NH &H
Sv Nor
Pere Mar
Pullman Co
U S Steel
Utah
Victoria
West En St Ry
West Tel & Tele
Norman
Partridge
Bokara
Cluett Brand
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Cluett
Monarch
Mr. Emerson
Arthur Wiggin
Mullen
Harney
Father John
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